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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 2016

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Craft Show at St Pauls Church Hall

A craft show at St Pauls Church Hall runs 10 am to 3 pm on October 1. A chicken barbecue and kitchen will be open all day with door prizes and raffle tickets for a sailboat afghan donated by Pat O Reilly. Proceeds support Trinity Catholic School and the Mary Agnes Young Scholarship Fund.

St. Paul's Church Hall Pat O'Reilly Agnes Terpening Connor Morgian Alex Allain Carleah Morgia

Fulton Public Library art show features Janelle Wallace

Fulton Public Library hosts an art show from 4 to 6 p.m. on October 6 featuring photography by Janelle Wallace. A Fulton native now living in Fulton and longtime library employee, she runs Photography by Janelle. The exhibit highlights nature, flowers, Oswego County locations, and New York landmarks. Wallace won first place in last year’s Friends of Fulton Parks photo contest with Indian Point in Fulton. prints and notecards will be available for sale.

Fulton Fulton Public Library Janelle Wallace Wallace Oswego Janelle Oswego County New York Friends of Fulton Parks Indian Point

New York Proposes Changes to Common Core Standards

ALBANY NY AP New York state education officials propose revisions to the Common Core standards for math and English language arts across all grades. Commissioner Mary Ellen Elia released a draft and opened comments through November 4. Committees recommend updating 60 percent of ELA and 55 percent of math standards, including clearer writing expectations and a new early learning task force.

Albany N.Y New York State Mary Ellen Elia New York Elia ELA

Thibodeau appeals alleged misconduct by Oswego officials

Thibodeau alleges Oswego County Sheriff's Office and prosecutors hid evidence to expose flaws in the Heidi Allen case and point to other suspects. Convicted of kidnapping Allen in 1995, he seeks a new trial, with attorney Lisa Peebles urging the Appellate Division to reverse a March denial. Peebles claims Allen’s informant status was exposed when an officer’s ID card disappeared, and prosecutors blocked evidence sharing, derailing the defense and shifting blame away from investigators.

Oswego Gary Thibodeau Oswego County Peebles Allen Sheriff’s Office Reuel Todd Heidi Allen Thibodeau

Oswego professor and students study houseplants for cleaner air

SUNY Oswego chemistry professor Vadoud Niri and five undergraduates spent three years researching five common houseplants as agents to remove hazardous chemicals like acetone from indoor air. The work drew notice from the American Chemical Society and widespread media coverage including the Washington Post blog Speaking of Science.

Oswego Niri Suny Oswego Chemistry American Chemical Society ACS Washington Post Science Suny Oswego Geoff Peterson Tim Jones Vadoud Niri Shineman Center

Oswego City School District urged to craft multi-year plan

Oswego NY OCSD must create a plan to maintain financial health and sustain programs for students, per state audit covering July 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2015. The review notes a $5.6 million shortfall led to 2016-17 budget cuts in staffing and sports while praising prudent management and a 2.5 percent tax increase with no reserve appropriations.

Oswego State Comptroller’s Office OCSD

Wildlife refuges crippled by staff shortages nationwide

The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility says nearly 15 percent staffing drop over a decade leaves 565 refuges understaffed. More than one third lack any on site personnel, hindering education, invasive species control and facility security at sites drawing about 50 million visitors yearly.

Portland, Ore Washington, D.C

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